Seamus Coleman, now a key figure at Everton, reflects a remarkable 17-season tenure after transferring for just 60,000 from Sligo Rovers. His journey began in Killybegs, a small fishing town where football was a crucial part of life. Early experiences playing rigorous street football molded his competitive nature, with critical skills developed through neighborhood matches. Coleman has cemented his legacy at Everton, proving to be one of the Premier League's best bargains while the club looks forward to their new stadium, where his story will continue to unfold.
After 428 matches in blue, Seamus Coleman's famous 60,000 transfer fee from Sligo Rovers works out at about 140 a game, one of the biggest bargains in Premier League history.
In Killybegs, early life was dominated by school and football, where youngsters learned traits through intense local matches and competition, often resembling 'going to war with your neighbours'.
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